Update to avoid a conflict with an internal perl function. Needed when
updating to new perl version. The patch also includes small pacct fix.

NOTE: If an OpeniT server resides on the same host, patch #397 must
be installed together with patch #396.

This patch adds an additional configuration parameter

  PACCT_OFFSET

to

  /etc/opt/openit/openit.cfg

which can be used to tune the timing of pacct data collection.
This parameter takes an offset value (in seconds) that will be
added to the default collection times specified by PACCT_RESTART.

E.g

  PACCT_RESTART   86400
  PACCT_OFFSET     7200

will make pacct be collected once every 24 hours. The collection
is shifted 2 hours + a random offset (1-3600 seconds) after midnight.
The random offset is not configurable and is intended to help prevent
all clients from trying to transfer data at the same time.

Extended pacct: End time as calculated from ps output is checked not
to be in far future.  The log message given when a field in the ps
output it too wide, is now a debug message, not a warning. This will
reduce the number of monips entries in syslog.

Extended pacct: End time as calculated from ps output is checked not
to be in far future.  The log message given when a field in the ps
output it too wide, is now a debug message, not a warning. This will
reduce the number of monips entries in syslog.

Extended pacct: End time as calculated from ps output is checked not
to be in far future.  The log message given when a field in the ps
output it too wide, is now a debug message, not a warning. This will
reduce the number of monips entries in syslog.

In the latest version of the sysstat package (which contains sar)
the memory usage fields have been changed a bit. This update
adds checking of the field headers to determine wheter it's
systat 5 or an earlier version and sets field position according
to this test.

A slight improvement in protocol when exchanging string/file
sizes in the protocol. The protocol will now try to
send size values in single chunks and not byte by byte. Some
extra error handling has also been added.

More efficient handling of short-lived pacct processes. This causes a
reduction in memory requirement. In addition, processes recorded with
pacct and ps are merged in a better manner.

Processes recorded with pacct and ps are merged in a better manner.

More efficient handling of short-lived pacct processes. This causes a
reduction in memory requirement. In addition, processes recorded with
pacct and ps are merged in a better manner.

The bookmark function on clients reading lsb.acct file failed, causing
wrong data. This is fixed by the patch.

When accounting SGE on remote filesystems where root on the collecting machine does not have
privileges to create new files, the locking mechanism would cause errors. Based on customer
feedback, we have removed this locking, since the use of said locking-files is marginal at
most.

Adds recognition of AIX 5 and convertion routies for this
OS when collecting and converting accounting data.
This is an update of patch 218 with additional bugfixes.
Note that the server needs to have patch 219 installed or
monips will still not work on aix 5.

This patch also includes patch 227 since there were overlapping
files.

Included description from 227:
On some installations, it is a problem for the OpeniT client to create
temporary lock-files, e.g with regards to file permissions over NFS-mounted
filesystems. This patch makes the client avoid using lock-files, since it is
deemed very unlikely that more than one ananlysis run of a LSF-file will be
active at any given time.

This patch should be applied to Accounting clients that either collect LSF
or run on AIX 5.

Open iT sends error messages to the syslog. This patch
add a new directive that can be used to block this.

Add the line
  BLOCK_SYSLOG_LOGGING	true
to 
  /etc/opt/openit/openit.cfg

after installing the patch. You must also restart the
clients and server for the directive to take full
effect (for daemons).

Default behaviour of pacct, ext-pacct and lsf batch data has been
to account a process at it's start time. This patch changes this
to account on it's end time instead.

Note, that only the mentioned data types are affect by this change.
The same default behaviour will be added to other relevant data
types later.

Old behaviour can be achieved by adding the line

  ACCOUNT_AT_STARTTIME	true

to 

  /etc/opt/openit/openit.cfg

This patch makes monips able to handle command names that include
quotes.

The number of header lines for AIX 5 sar output varies. Updated 
parsing to handle any number of header lines in output.

Skip correct number of lines in header on sar log files from AIX 5
accounting clients.

More efficient handling of short-lived pacct processes. This causes a
reduction in memory requirement.

On some installations, it is a problem for the OpeniT client to create temporary
lock-files, e.g with regards to file permissions over NFS-mounted filesystems. This
patch makes the client avoid using lock-files, since it is deemed very unlikely that
more than one ananlysis run of a LSF-file will be active at any given time.

This patch should be applied to Accounting clients that collect LSF data and
where you wish to avoid having the client create remporary lock-files in the
directory where the LSF-accounting source-file is located.

Adds recognition of AIX 5 and convertion routies for this
OS when collecting and converting accounting data.

This patch fixes the problem where version number was 
set by applying patches.